University of Kigali (UoK) reaffirmed its commitment to advancing entrepreneurial education in Africa through active participation in the Global Business School Network (GBSN) Beyond 2025 Conference, held in Accra, Ghan
Ruth Mbabazi, Coordinator of UoK’s Enterprise Business Center (EBC), represented the institution at this premier gathering hosted by Ashesi University and CEIBS Africa.
UoK Enterprise Center Engages Global Leaders at GBSN 2025
The conference brought together international business school leaders, industry practitioners, and policymakers to explore how management education can drive inclusive economic transformation and sustainable entrepreneurship across emerging markets.
Key discussions focused on:
- Multi-sector collaboration to address complex societal challenges
- Innovative pedagogical models that bridge business, academia, and civil society
- Leadership frameworks for scaling enterprises across dynamic African economies
Participants also engaged in site visits to high-growth Ghanaian companies supported by Stanford Seed, gaining firsthand insights into how local innovation fuels regional economic advancement. As a global network dedicated to strengthening business education in the developing world, GBSN’s Accra forum reinforced collaboration and knowledge exchange to scale impact beyond 2025.
“This engagement aligns squarely with UoK’s mission to position Rwanda as a hub for entrepreneurial excellence,” said Ruth Mbabazi. “By integrating global insights into our EBC programs, we’re equipping Rwandan innovators to lead Africa’s economic future.”
Through its participation, University of Kigali continues to strengthen its role as a bridge between academia and enterprise, fostering cross-border collaboration, innovation, and practical business solutions that empower Africa’s next generation of leaders.
